They weren't necessarily neglected, but the offense still has about 70% more of the cap allocated to them. That will change a bit with Tony's dead cap coming off the books and the retirement of Witten (hopefully). This defense did fairly well last year protecting leads and playing offenses that were forced into single dimensional catch up schemes. The defense also benefited from reduced exposure due to the offense's effective ground game (2nd in TOP last year, 23rd this year). I agree that lousy drafting and dumpster dive FA is the main problem with our defense, along with our anemic soft zone, but that's the reality, and the team needs the offense to perform at high level and sustain drives to protect a below average defense.
All the Cowboys have to do is win the NFC East and they are only 1 game behind and play the Eagirls twice. Too early to panic.
Well I won't start counting "possible interception" cuz every qb has a number of those, but the issue of balls batted down and time I think has possible explanations.I've seen more Dak balls batted at the line than all of last year
I've seen more should be interceptions so far than all of last year. Combined actual interceptions and should've been intercepted
Dak has let the clock run down more this season than all of last season.
It's like he's gone brain dead on me
We go as Dak goes. If he can find last years form, no less than 11 wins! If not, 7-9 is possible.
Hey if you want to panic, go forth. It’s an individual thing.Better beat the Pack this weekend or they will be 2 games behind the Eagles and behind the 8 ball in one key tiebreaker - conference record.
Hey if you want to panic, go forth. It’s an individual thing.
I disagree. But time will tell.Not panicked yet.
But fall two games behind and exhibit the same problems we've seen in the first four games, and reality should start to set in for some of you.
Offense scored 30 points. Then they quit scoring.
But 30 should've been enough.
The Rams kept scoring, our D could not stop them.
We knew going into this year our secondary was going to have growing pains. That it was likely going to cost us a few games.
Well here's one of them.
So obviously there will be no 11 game winning streak this year.
But people already mashing the panic button are over reacting. There's 12 games left to play.
We got nipped in a close one. A 4th quarter surge carried us over the top a week ago vs. the Cards. A defensive collapse in the 4th and 2 turnovers doomed us in another close one this Sunday.
This team is still not built to come from behind once it's forced out of it's comfort zone, the ball control template that worked so well for us last year. Get a lead, run the ball alot, win the time of possession, keep the other team's offense off the field, and most importantly: DON'T TURN IT OVER.
We got 12 games to fix the problems with the running game and stop the turnovers. This *is* achievable.
Just think: without the 2 turnovers, especially the Switzer fumble deep on our side of the field, the Rams don't score 10 of their points.
The coaches are very aware we turned it over twice, the Rams none. Winning that turnover battle is a big game key, and we lost that yesterday.
We do need to start Woods and get him acclimated now, take our lumps now, go back to bringing in Heath only on limited snaps. We have rookies out there learning the ropes. I say take the lumps now, get to the midpoint of the season at 5-3 and then do a big 2nd half push for the division lead.
When we're 2-3 games out of 1st place AND have dropped a game to a division rival, that's panic time. We're not even close to that yet.
Better beat the Pack this weekend or they will be 2 games behind the Eagles and behind the 8 ball in one key tiebreaker - conference record.
Speak to me directly without this passive aggressive nonsense.
Like I said, you know nothing about football. But I got u,. They made a book especially for you
Offense scored 30 points. Then they quit scoring.
But 30 should've been enough.
The Rams kept scoring, our D could not stop them.
We knew going into this year our secondary was going to have growing pains. That it was likely going to cost us a few games.
Well here's one of them.
So obviously there will be no 11 game winning streak this year.
But people already mashing the panic button are over reacting. There's 12 games left to play.
We got nipped in a close one. A 4th quarter surge carried us over the top a week ago vs. the Cards. A defensive collapse in the 4th and 2 turnovers doomed us in another close one this Sunday.
This team is still not built to come from behind once it's forced out of it's comfort zone, the ball control template that worked so well for us last year. Get a lead, run the ball alot, win the time of possession, keep the other team's offense off the field, and most importantly: DON'T TURN IT OVER.
We got 12 games to fix the problems with the running game and stop the turnovers. This *is* achievable.
Just think: without the 2 turnovers, especially the Switzer fumble deep on our side of the field, the Rams don't score 10 of their points.
The coaches are very aware we turned it over twice, the Rams none. Winning that turnover battle is a big game key, and we lost that yesterday.
We do need to start Woods and get him acclimated now, take our lumps now, go back to bringing in Heath only on limited snaps. We have rookies out there learning the ropes. I say take the lumps now, get to the midpoint of the season at 5-3 and then do a big 2nd half push for the division lead.
When we're 2-3 games out of 1st place AND have dropped a game to a division rival, that's panic time. We're not even close to that yet.
Let's wait until Philly plays some teams who have won a game before we anoint them. Week 17 will likely decide the East.
Lol humbled by a anonymous internet poster?Last time I spoke to you directly you got humbled and had **** to say. I know it can be tough getting humiliated and shown up, but my offer still stands.
One minute your praising Garrett the next he's the worst coach in turn NFL.
When you're ready let me know and I will reach you all there is to know on the game of football. Just bring your thinking cap and a notebook. Jabroni.
Not anointing them anything.
But by the end of the weekend, we could be two games back and have two losses in conference to their zero losses.
That's just reality.
Giving Philly a win already? Yikes.Better beat the Pack this weekend or they will be 2 games behind the Eagles and behind the 8 ball in one key tiebreaker - conference record.
Giving Philly a win already? Yikes.
This is the NFLHave you seen Arizona play?